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Step Drill Bit, HSS Metal Countersink Drill Bit 4PCS 4-12/20/32mm Step Drill Bit Steel Countersink Drilling Conical Triangle with Titanium Coating Screwdriver Drilling for Steel/Wood/Brass/Plastic/PVC

Name: Step Drill Bit, HSS Metal Countersink Drill Bit 4PCS 4-12/20/32mm Step Drill Bit Steel Countersink Drilling Conical Triangle with Titanium Coating Screwdriver Drilling for Steel/Wood/Brass/Plastic/PVC
Brand: TINOR
SKU: TiR-UK-04895
Price: 8.99 GBP
Availability: InStock

~~£23.58~~

Sold by Tinor-GB

Product information

Description

General description

Step Drill Bit set includes 4 pieces of HSS metal countersink drill bits with sizes 4-12mm, 4-20mm, and 4-32mm. These drill bits are designed for drilling holes in various materials such as steel, brass, wood, plastic, thin iron plates, aluminum, insulation plates, and PVC. They are ideal for DIY projects, home improvement, and construction tasks.

Technical specifications

Material: High-Speed Steel (HSS)

Sizes: 4-12mm, 4-20mm, 4-32mm

Length: 4-12mm (approximately 6.7 cm), 4-20mm (approximately 7.7 cm), 4-32mm (approximately 10 cm)

Twist Drill Length: 4 mm (approximately 7.2 cm)

Drilling Diameter: 4-32mm (4mm to 32mm), 4-20mm (4mm to 20mm), 4-12mm (4mm to 12mm)

Usage

Suitable for drilling holes in materials such as steel, brass, wood, plastic, thin iron plates, aluminum, insulation plates, and PVC.

Oil the step drill bits before each use to maximize their lifespan.

Other information

Only suitable for ordinary aluminum, iron, and steel plates with a thickness not exceeding 4 mm and hardness less than 25HRC. Not suitable for stainless steel.

Features

Brand
TINOR
Compatible machine
Drill
Suitable for
Plastic
Material to Work On
Steel
Material
Steel
Bit type
Rotary file
ManoMano Reference
ME94205137
MMID
828096517144
Product code
TiR-UK-04895
EAN
8420468933474

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